Calculus: Early Transcendentals 8th Edition

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ISBN 13: 978-1-28574-155-0

Chapter 7 - Section 7.5 - Strategy for Integration - 7.5 Exercises - Page 508: 63

Answer

$\int(\sqrt x e^{\sqrt x})$ solution: let, $u=\sqrt x, du=1/(2\sqrt x)dx$ $2\int u^{2}*e^{u} du$ applying integration by parts: $u^{2}*e^(u)-\int(e^(u)* 2u) du$ let, $t = 2u$ $ds=e^(u)$ $dt = 2du$ $s= e^(u) du$ $\int(e^u*2u)$ Applying integration by parts $2u*e^(u)-\int(2e^(u))$ $2ue^(u)-2e^(u) $-----(equation 2)

Work Step by Step

putting equation 2 in the main equation: $2{u^(2)e^(u)-2ue^(u)+2e^(u)}$ $2e^(u)(u^(2)-2u+2)$ substituting $u = \sqrt x$ $2e^(\sqrt x)(x-2\sqrt x+2)+c$
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